He coupled legal scholarship with courtroom wit to decimate the prosecution’s cases against Mafia bosses.
Source: New York Times
Gerald Shargel, Criminal Defense Lawyer for the Mob, Dies at 77
Published in Crime and Criminals, Deaths (Obituaries), Gleeson, John, Gotti, John J, Legal Profession, Organized Crime and Shargel, Gerald
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